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SM Effective March 16, 2020 PENNSYLVANIAN serving NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - LANCASTER - HARRISBURG - ALTOONA - JOHNSTOWN - PITTSBURGH and intermediate stations Amtrak.com BOOK TRAVEL, CHECK TRAIN STATUS, ACCESS YOUR ETICKET AND MORE THROUGH THE Amtrak app. 1-800-USA-RAIL SM 3Train Number4 Service on the Pennsylvanian 43 42 R Coaches: Reservations required. Daily 3Normal Days of Operation4 Daily B Business class service available. Reservations required. For more R B R B information visit Amtrak.com/business-class. 3On Board Service4 y Café service. Table seating offering a variety of meals, snacks and yOå yOå beverages for sale. For more information, visit Amtrak.com/café. Read Down Mile 6 Symbol 5 Read Up l Checked baggage service offered at stations indicated. For more information visit Amtrak.com/checked-baggage. l10 52A 0 Dp ∑w-u Ar l4 50P NEW YORK, NY (ET) O Bicycles on Amtrak: We offer a number of different services to transport –Penn Station lR11 09A 10 Newark, NJ ∑w- lD4 30P your bike on many routes. Each train has different equipment and loading s procedures that dictate what service will be offered. Reservations are 11 44A 58 t Trenton, NJ ∑w- 3 56P required and additional charges may apply. Visit Amtrak.com/bikes for all l12 17P ∑w- l 91 Ar PHILADELPHIA, PA u Dp 3 25P the details before you book your trip. l12 42P Dp –Wm. Gray, III, 30th St. Station Ar l2 59P å Wi-Fi available. 1 12P 110 Paoli, PA ∑w- s 2 24P 118 Exton, PA >v 2 12P l1 52P 159 Lancaster, PA ∑w- l1 40P All Amtrak services and stations are non-smoking. 2 06P 177 t Elizabethtown, PA >- 1 18P The Pennsylvanian is financed primarily through l2 26P 195 Ar HARRISBURG, PA ∑w- Dp l1 00P SHADING KEY l2 36P Dp b State College—see page 2 Ar l12 50P funds made available by the Pennsylvania 3 46P 256 Lewistown, PA > s 11 24A Daytime train Department of Transportation. > 4 23P 293 Huntingdon, PA 10 45A Connecting train 4 49P 313 Tyrone, PA > 10 18A See page 2 for Thruway Services. l5 13P 327 ALTOONA, PA ∑w l10 01A l6 10P 366 Johnstown, PA ∑w l9 03A 6 51P 403 Latrobe, PA > 8 20A Connecting Local Services 7 02P 413 t Greensburg, PA > 8 10A Pittsburgh–New Castle l7 59P 444 Ar PITTSBURGH, PA ∑w- Dp l7 30A b Columbus—see page 2 Monday through Saturday, New Castle Area Transit Authority R29 Connecting Train at Pittsburgh R30 operates service between New Castle, PA and the Amtrak station in l11 59P 444 Dp Pittsburgh, PA ∑w- Ar l5 05A Pittsburgh. Pay fare to driver. Call (724) 654-3130 or visit 1 39A 528 Ar Alliance, OH (Canton) >v s 3 05A newcastletransit.org for schedules. l2 53A 584 Cleveland, OH ∑v l1 54A Harrisburg-Carlisle-Hershey 3 29A 609 Elyria, OH (Lorain) >v 1 15A Capitol Area Transit operates service between Harrisburg and 4 02A 644 Sandusky, OH >v 12 40A surrounding suburbs, including Carlisle and Hershey, and other l5 08A 691 Toledo, OH ∑w l11 49P destinations. Call (717) 238-8304 or visit cattransit.com for >v 6 36A 769 Waterloo, IN (Ft. Wayne) 10 23P information. 7 29A 823 Elkhart, IN >w 9 29P l7 51A 841 t South Bend, IN (ET) ∑w l9 09P Harrisburg-Gettysburg-York l8 45A 925 Ar Chicago, IL (CT) ∑w-u Dp l6 40P Monday through Friday, rabbittransit operates service between –Union Station Gettysburg and Harrisburg and between York and Harrisburg SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE 3/16/20 connecting at the Amtrak station in Harrisburg. Call (717) 846-7433 or visit www.rabbittransit.org/ express for more information. PENNSYLVANIAN ROUTE MAP and SYMBOLS Amtrak Gray 30th Street Station-Center City Rail Transfer Pittsburgh,Latrobe, PA Altoona,PA Huntingdon, PA Harrisburg, PA Lancaster, PA PAPaoli, PA Trenton, NJNew York, NY Amtrak tickets to and from Philadelphia are honored for a transfer NEW YORK between Gray 30th Street Station (UpperPITTSBURGH Level platforms) and either Tyrone, PA Exton, PA Newark, NJ Greensburg,Johnstown, PA PA Lewistown, PA Philadelphia, PA Suburban Station or Jefferson Station (Pennsylvania Convention Elizabethtown, PA Center) via the frequent commuter rail service operated by SEPTA. Your Amtrak ticket, ticket receipt or boarding pass must be presented to the SEPTA conductor and remain visible while on Pittsburgh,Latrobe, PA Altoona,PA Huntingdon, PA Harrisburg, PA Lancaster, PA PAPaoli, PA Trenton, NJNew York, NY board. For additional details, call SEPTA at (215) 580-7800. NEW YORK PITTSBURGH PennsylvanianSM Tyrone, PA Exton, PA Newark, NJ Greensburg,Johnstown, PA PA Lewistown, PA Philadelphia, PA Other Amtrak Train Routes Elizabethtown, PA Airport Connections Newark Liberty International Airport Convenient transfers between Amtrak Newark Liberty International PennsylvanianSM Other Amtrak Train Routes Airport station and airline terminals via AirTrain. SYMBOLS KEY Philadelphia International Airport Convenient transfers between Gray 30th Street Station and airline D Stops only to discharge passengers; u Amtrak Lounge available. Visit train may leave before time shown. Amtrak.com/station-lounges terminals via SEPTA Airport Line trains. R Stops only to receive passengers. > Unstaffed station Pittsburgh International Airport CT Central time ∑ Staffed ticket office; may or may not Port Authority of Allegheny County provides bus service every 30 ET Eastern time be open for all train departures minutes via Route 28X Airport Flyer from Liberty and Tito Way, l Checked baggage at select stations. w Station wheelchair accessible; no b Bus stop barriers between station and train two blocks from the Amtrak station; pay fare on board. Call - Quik-Trak self-serve ticketing kiosk v Station wheelchair accessible; not all (412) 442-2000 or visit www.portauthority.org for information and station facilities accessible schedules, or pick one up in the station. Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. National Railroad Passenger Corporation, 1 One Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20001. NRPC Form P40–Internet only–3/16/20. Schedules subject to change without notice. SM Effective March 16, 2020 PENNSYLVANIAN serving NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - LANCASTER - HARRISBURG - ALTOONA - JOHNSTOWN - PITTSBURGH and intermediate stations Amtrak.com BOOK TRAVEL, CHECK TRAIN STATUS, ACCESS YOUR ETICKET AND MORE THROUGH THE Amtrak app. 1-800-USA-RAIL Thruway Bus Connections Harrisburg • State College • Pittsburgh (Greyhound) 8693 8691 Thruway Number 8690 8692 SHADING KEY Daily Daily Days of Operation Daily Daily Thruway and connecting services Read Down Mile 6 5 Read Up 641 661 609 665 Connecting Train Number at Harrisburg 654 672 622/66 Mo-Fr SaSu Mo-Fr SaSu Days of Operation Mo-Fr SaSu Mo-Fr See page 1 for Route Map, Symbols, 7 17A 7 00A 12 54P 1 05P 0 Dp New York, NY–Penn Station (ET) Ar 8 12P 8 34P 12 05A Connecting Local Services and other 8 56A 8 30A 2 45P 3 10P 91 Dp Philadelphia, PA–Gray 30th Street Station Ar 6 25P 6 50P 10 55P amenities. 10 06A 9 42A 3 58P 4 23P 159 Dp Lancaster, PA Ar 5 03P 5 37P 9 47P 10 46A 10 20A 4 40P 5 00P 195 Ar Harrisburg, PA Dp 4 30P 5 05P 9 15P 11 15A 5 30P 0 Dp Harrisburg, PA Ar 4 05P 8 00P 12 20P 6 35P 256 Lewistown, PA–Laskaris Restaurant s 3 00P 6 55P 1 15P 7 30P 286 State College, PA–Bus Station 2 15P 6 10P 1 55P 8 10P 313 Tyrone, PA–Amtrak Station 1 25P 5 15P 2 30P 8 40P 327 Altoona, PA–Amtrak Station 1 00P 4 50P 3 10P 9 20P 347 Ebensburg, PA–Everyday Gourmet 12 10P 4 00P 3 45P 9 55P 366 Johnstown, PA–Amtrak Station 11 40A 3 30P 4 45P 10 55P 403 Latrobe, PA–Regional Airport 10 40A 2 25P 5 15P 11 20P 413 t Greensburg, PA–Westmoreland Trans. Ctr. 10 15A 2 00P 6 10P 12 15A 444 Ar Pittsburgh, PA–Grant St. Trans. Ctr. (ET) Dp 9 20A 1 05P Pittsburgh • Columbus • Indianapolis (Greyhound) 43 Connecting Train Number 42 8029 Thruway Number 8030 Daily Mile 6 Days of Operation Symbol 5 Daily 3 40A 0 Dp Pittsburgh, PA–Amtrak Station (ET) ∑w- Ar 4 20A 7 00A 185 Ar Columbus, OH–Greyhound Station >w Dp 12 55A 9 35A 262 Ar Trotwood-Dayton, OH–Greater Dayton RTA > Dp 10 20P 11 30A 368 Ar Indianapolis, IN–Amtrak Station (ET) ∑v- Dp 8 10P Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. National Railroad Passenger Corporation, 2 One Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20001. NRPC Form P40–Internet only–3/16/20. Schedules subject to change without notice. .
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